Wedding venue map print
The church, the barn, the town hall, the beach. A print of where you married, in colours you can match to everything else from the day.
Open the editor €4.99
Matching the rest of the wedding
The paper colour and the text colour are yours to set, not a fixed list to choose from. If your stationery was a particular shade, put that value in and the poster follows it exactly.
The map itself has nine styles, and the three colour ones — dusty rose, deep rose on near-black, and a muted green — exist for this: something that belongs to a palette rather than sitting outside it.
As a gift, not only as a keepsake
Guests give these more often than couples make them for themselves, usually around the first anniversary. The first anniversary is the paper one, which makes a printed map a better joke than most people realise.
If you are a guest and do not know the couple's taste, the pale styles are the safe answer. They suit almost any frame and almost any room.
Sizes and framing
A3 is the size most people end up hanging: large enough to read the streets from a sofa, small enough to frame cheaply off the shelf. A4 suits a shelf or a hallway; 50x70 cm becomes the focal point of a wall.
Since you get a file, the same poster can be printed at two sizes for two households without paying twice. Parents tend to want one as well.
Questions people ask
- Can I match my wedding colours exactly?
- Yes. The sheet colour and the text colour are both free choices, so you can enter the exact shade from your stationery.
- Which size fits a standard frame?
- A4 and A3 both fit frames sold everywhere. 50x70 cm is a standard size across most of Europe and looks best on a large empty wall.
- Can I add the wedding date?
- Yes, and the coordinates of the venue too. Either line can be left off if you prefer it plainer.
Make one now
Pick the place, choose a style, and see it on the sheet before you pay.